RCI-Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas has returned to homeport Brisbane QLD, offering a range of 3- to 9-night cruises to the South Pacific and Queensland's coastline.
This homecoming is part of Royal Caribbean's significant presence in Australia, with 115,000+ holidaymakers planning to embark on cruises from Brisbane during the 2023-2024 season, marking a 15% increase from the previous year. Notably, over two-thirds of these travelers are local Queenslanders, while others have flown in from New South Wales and Victoria, contributing to Queensland's flourishing tourism industry.
Quantum of the Seas provides a gateway to explore a variety of destinations, including well-loved Australian spots like Airlie Beach and Cairns, in addition to South Pacific gems such as Mystery Island, Port Vila in Vanuatu, and Noumea in New Caledonia. The ship's arrival coincides with Brilliance of the Seas docking in Sydney NSW, kicking off what promises to be Royal Caribbean's most extensive season in Australia.
With Quantum leading the way, the cruise line is expected to set new records, making this season a memorable one for Australian holidaymakers. Furthermore, with a fleet of three Royal Caribbean ships operating Down Under, including the imminent arrival of Ovation of the Seas in Sydney, over a quarter of a million guests will embark on the ultimate summer getaways from Australia this season.